Nadezhda Topol files for divorce from her frivolous, cynical husband and is left alone with a one-and-a-half-year-old child in her arms. Her passionate, ardent, love-hungry heart now undividedly belongs to her son Semyon. In order for the boy to not need anything, Nadezhda renounces her personal life, pride, and the respect of loved ones... Every woman sooner or later has to choose: between passion and loneliness, between pleasure and duty, between peace and heartache... Each of us at least times when you were tormented by doubt about the correctness of the chosen path, when you want someone to tell a similar story, help, console... Olga Dremova’s books will not allow you to get bored and despair. She, one of the most widely read Russian writers, is not without reason called “an unsurpassed storyteller,” and her novels are “the most truthful love conflicts.”